How To Find A New Job & Interview : Common Interview Questions & Examples + More Tips | CAREER
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- Опубліковано 27 тра 2018
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I apologize in advance for the audio quality - not sure what happened but hopefully it's not too distracting from the content #amateuryoutuberproblems
Sharing my tips for find a new accounting job, tips for interviewing, commons interview questions and examples of how to respond. Also talking about how useful the following two sites are:
www.glassdoor.com
www.linkedin.com
What I'm wearing:
Microblade brows by Amy Pollard Brow Studio / apbrowstudio
Eyelash extensions Lashed by Kasia / lashed.by.kasia
Jump, jump... jump around:
01:07 Before you start looking for a job
01:20 Update resume
01:41 Job wishlist
01:57 Glassdoor - general salary range in your area & company reviews
04:54 LinkedIn - Why you need to use it, where I find jobs, etc.
06:59 Recruiters/headhunters
- how to connect,
- work with them
- understanding their motives
- working with multiple recruiters.
10:28 When to start looking for new job.
11:14 Prepping for interview
11:33 Do your research - company & hiring manager
12:26 Prepare some questions you want to ask
12:58 Phone interviews
14:24 In person interviews
- what to bring
- dressing for an interview
- interactions while waiting
- eye contact & handshakes
- what to expect in the interview
18:31 common interview questions + example answers
23:59 How to end interviews
24:30 Thank you emails
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I absolutely love your channel, your energy and your passion for Accounting. I get so excited when I see that you've uploaded. Thanks for all of your advice! Love you
I work in corporate talent acquisition and all of your advice is spot on. I agree so much about the phone interview - typically I phone screen candidates first and then present my recommendation to the hiring manager. It seems like the trend is that people don't take the call with me that seriously - I've had people speak to me in a noisy environment or I hear they're running around the house doing errands. It's feedback that I would include in the file that's sent to the hiring manager. Might be minor but it really shows your professionalism and respect for the company's time.
Omg I wouldn't have ever thought to do that during a phone interview 🙈 I guess people don't ever know until someone tells them! Thank you for your insight!
Thank you for all of the great tips!
Thank you for all the awesome tips! I am currently in a public accounting firm, and thinking I may look around for the potential to switch to an industry job. Your video is just in time!
Yasss I was looking forward to this upload girl🙌🏽 btw Loving the bloopies 😋
Hehehe thank you love!
I'm definitely passing this video along to friends that are interviewing! Such great tips and personal insight. Also, your hair looks SOOOOO good!
Thank you my love!! 🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤
A new job is looking for me so I’m ready to sale myself to the best offer. I like to say that the job is the best fit for me instead of I’m a good fit for the job. Changing the old mentality. Thanks for the advice 👍🏻
Great tip!
I watch every single of your video. I am also a financial accounting professional and your videos have been super helpful. I am a big fan!
Thank you so much! So happy to connect with other accounting professionals!
Love your review of recruiters and guess what I'm one myself! You are 110% Not all recruiters are made equal...your advice is spot on. Love it! Ensure you find someone that ask questions and wants to understand what's important to you. Keep it up!!! Do not settle ...Career Choices are Life Choices is what I tell my candidates!
Thank you so much!! I'm thankful to have found recruiters I connect with and you sound like a great one 😉
Thank you so much Stephie. This video is very helpful. I’m going to watch over again and make sure to take some notes. I graduate this summer. With BA in accounting. I have been applying to so many firms but I’ve heard back from none of them. This whole career thing and graduation is very nerve wracking for me. My greatest in life fear is not getting a job after undergrad, i feel like i might fall into depression. Because of this fear, i worked so hard to pay for college so that I don’t have any student loan when I graduate. I just try to stay positive about everything. Love your videos. You are my inspiration. Love you.
Awww you'll find a job! Just keep being persistent. Wishing you all the best love 🖤
Loved all the information....but I just kept looking at your hair! Beautiful!
Thank you so much 🖤🖤🖤
Great video! Very helpful
Thank you!!
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Great video and great tips! I’m currently in the process of applying for jobs. It’s been difficult to get any calls because I’ve only been in AR and AP positions.
Wishing you all the best!
You hit this right on time. I just graduated with my BS in Information Management and I'm very nervous about applying to jobs.
You got this 😉
Love your Chanel Stephie. your are my youtube big sister
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Hi Stephie! This was a great video! I have a quick Accounting career question. I am majoring in Accounting and Finance and will be a junior this upcoming fall. I am currently speaking with different companies regarding internship opportunities for next year. I am certain that I would like to work in audit. My question is: do you recommend starting in public accounting versus internal audit? I am definitely open to both, but I would love your advice career-wise on what would be the most advantageous? Love you girl! :)
Thank you for posting!! Can you please do a video for interview outfits? 💕
Yes I'll definitely film it soon!
Thank you for replying!! I can't wait to see it!
there is also a setting you can change for viewing other peoples pages so u don't have to log out!!!
True but I like to see who looks at mine too lol Definitely an option for those who don't care either way!
As a manager, do you expect candidates to send you a thank you email? Is it a deciding factor in whether or not you extend an offer?
Hi Stephie, loved this video, especially all the questions you mentioned to ask the interviewer at the end 👍🏻 I have kind of a weird question related to this topic. I want to live abroad for a few years and based on the country/immigration laws it would be “easier” for me to get a job here in the US with an international company and then transfer to where I want to live. Do you have any experience with your new company on how easy/difficult this would actually be? Or if you even encountered any Americans working for your company when you went to Europe? Thanks 😊
Thank you! Working for an international company would definitely be your best bet. My company does offer relocation opportunities when they arise, you just have to prove yourself and be vocal about wanting it. I've seen it happen for people who have been with the company and are consistent performers. So I'd say work really hard, make it known and be patient. Also I've seen several LinkedIn postings about relocating abroad, more auditor jobs though.
I'm currently in governmental auditing (super not transferrable to another country) so I think I will switch over to industry when the time comes...maybe. Thank you for your insight, I really appreciate it!
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Awesome video. Really useful content. Thank you very much !!
I *should* be done with my bachelors in the summer of 2019, and my lease renews each December. Our goal is to move to a different state, so I hope to have a job by November/December in the new state. When I left the Navy, I procrastinated a bit and had to settle for the job I have now. Do you think August would be too late to start applying/interviewing, or should I start earlier? I've only had to interview for one job in 6+ years! LOLAlso, for in-person interviews, I would suggest to not drink coffee (avoiding coffee-breath and possible spills) and for smokers to not smoke before the interview!
Haha so true! I'd say there's no harm in looking earlier, at least getting your feelers out like around June just in case it takes a while. I find that around August or Sept a lot of people start looking (esp. People leaving public accounting) because raises and bonuses come out so may want to beat the crowd haha
I have never been a fan of people who twist the weakness and make it sound like a strength. People call BS, I feel it is just best to be honest with a weakness and it shows you are very self aware on issues you can work on. But that's just me...
How do I slow down in the interview? Thx
It's all about mindset. Just take time to calm down beforehand and try to treat it as any normal conversation you'd have. Also I found the more I went on interviews, whether I got the job or not, over time you'll get more comfortable.
Is it best to do the BS/MS degree plan or just get your BBA in accounting than get your master in accounting later??
Because I plan to go to UNT in denton,Texas
Depends on what your goal is... if you want to be CPA exam eligible right out of college, you'll either need to take extra classes + bachelors or BS/MS. I personally just did bachelors and extra hours because I want an MBA in the future. But BS/MS route a lot of people do too, it's quicker (I think 5 years or so years) compared to doing them separately and you have to realistically ask yourself if you're going to go back to college later in life.
Stephie // stephienese big thanks to you
How did you study for your CPA?
I used Becker. I have a separate video on it if you'd like to know more. ua-cam.com/video/OOi0hLD36dU/v-deo.html
Can I add you on linked in?
Yes definitely!
Stephie you are so beautiful Luv you...))
Thank you!